to south americans are coming and all of a sudden here in the copa america studio there are real southamericans and. i am from i would i mean i'm from brazil and one from europe what i wish is the team you really don't want to see win a single game. that are. argentina. argentina and. if they find out us versus you again it's a new way and you know this one function to number two to lose also if you hear it said. that i'm going to like chile argentina brazil want to like it anyone that will resent it is not only going to win. you know your friend off everybody you know that yet yes the five of us and the but not the football team and here is big reason number three. the teams and their players counted together different disciplines of cup on medicare have actually won nine world cup titles now these guys haven't won any of them but there are still among the world's top players come is so what is the name of missy and it's not just these superstars south america produces top players nonstop. oh no no no. it won't it won't go. no big stars also means big shows and no matter what you make

football in south america is like a. kick off for a pulitzer sébastien sam explains why you shouldn't miss the chance to watch the cup or america this summer. it's going to be a big part. of the best players of the world to play together with south america produces top players nonstop but other continents produce top talent to join sanjay for example he started out in the streets of south london and perfected his game as a youth player at manchester city. now he plays for dortmund taking the bundesliga by storm we visited the nineteen year old super talent time sound met with his first coaches and visited his early stomping grounds. this is where to start this is the business crossroads he said like to say in england. now i do. but let's start with sebastian sam and the cup for america cup america studio. turn the mean time in twenty nine feet. from erica city or the africa cup of nations the women's world cup the gold cup. so you want to know which of the big tournaments is the best i will tell you which is the best. a m

to south americans are coming and all of a sudden here in the copa america studio there are real southamerican and. i am from m d m and from brazil and one from europe what i which is the team you really don't want to see win a single game. that or i him in argentina. i think you know what i defined obvious the first year i get a new one and you lose one function to number two to lose. oh so you heard it said . that i'm going to like to live there insurance you never see you want to allow anyone in the resident that was going to let her see their friends off everybody you know that yet yes the five of us and the but not the football team and here is big reason number three. the teams and our players counted together different disciplines of cup medica have actually won nine world cup titles now these guys haven't won any of them but they are still among the world's top players come is so what is the name of messi and it's not just the superstars south america produces top players nonstop. well the golden moment to moment gold and gold and. now big stars also means big shows no matter w

to south americans are coming and all of a sudden here in the copa america studio there are real southamericans and. i am from i.b.m. and from brazil and one from europe what i which is the team you really don't want to see win a single game that are. argentina. i think you know at the. at the find i guess versus you i guess it's a new way and you know that's one function to number two to lose also here to say. that i want to link chile argentina brazil want to like it anyone that i know resident it a little bit let her see their friends off everybody you know that yet yes the five of us and the but not the football team and here is big reason number three. the teams and our players come.

the world's top players come is so what is the name of messi and it's not just the super stars south america produces top players nonstop. golden bowl winning gold. gold and bold and golden. now big stars also means big shows no matter what you make of it that is entertainment. i would not necessarily want to be a referee there but chances are it will be a great show including great guests. now mexico can't come this year because they have their own tournament to play but. the most south american of all the come. qatar jokes aside they were really surprised at the asian cup but actually winning plus there the host of the next world cup and also the second best team of asia will play at the copa america japan so just imagine a replay of the asian cup final is possible in the rio at the medic and if that happens though neymar and his team mates have to go into hiding the pressure on the hosts is extreme brazil has not won cup america's since two thousand and seven and messed up its home world cup in between in two thousand and fourteen just explain this. brazil used to be the powerhouse in int

alaska through the bering then land bridge and into and into north america and then into into south america and this was a doctrine it was called clovis first and actually any archaeologist like give you a number of examples like jack jack sunk mars who excavated bluefish caves in the yukon any archaeologist who came across a site where humans were older than thirteen thousand four hundred years was viciously attacked as though the archaeological community was a pack of hyenas they just descended on these dissenting voices and a totally destroyed their careers and were you with i mean with their research you say in the book the editor of nature one of the premier of scholastic because ian said it is bullying and aggression against people who want to do exactly terrible bullying and aggression or i often try to try to figure out why why this is and i think that maybe it's maybe it is a natural human instinct to be territorial and if and if your territory is your intellectual territory is a particular idea about the past you're going to tend to resist any ideas that contradict that and if the

you know everybody here in europe absolutely but it's also very important for their workers in south america because this is like an unknown territory for us and the sun is just getting into a lot of america our employees complain of low salaries and they are demanding collective bargaining agreements or at least a more formal dialogue with management they hope their cross border solidarity will make amazon more open to negotiations. well for one thing we've learned that we're not alone we've learned that we're facing some of the same challenges everywhere in the world we have fifteen countries in the room today and we all have the same experience as amazon expands its operations to more and more countries union leaders are now taking steps to help workers everywhere speak with one voice. if the u.s. has its way a rain and oil exports could completely dry up in may the run up sanctions are likely to lead to a deepening recession up to six percent according to the international monetary fund the organist's the organization has also warned that the conflict between iran and the us could end up

across the bering straits which would then a land bridge down through north america and on into south america the problem that d.n.a. has thrown up is that we have a very strong genetic relationship between australasia and aborigines and melanie's in people from papua new guinea and certain tribes in the amazon jungle now if you could find that d.n.a. footprint in central america and in north america as well it wouldn't challenge the existing dogma but you can't you only find it in the amazon about rules out any possibility that they could have migrated through north central america to get to south america if they had to have crossed the pacific ocean and furthermore because very ancient skeletal material has been found containing this d.n.a. we know that this happened during the last ice age where they were this horror archeologists that humans could cross an ocean like the pacific during the last ice age after they regarded it as absolutely impossible gravel stop you there more for graham and god after this break. welcome back i'm still with graham hancock you have been that your life's wor

north and central america to get to south america they had to have crossed the pacific ocean and furthermore because very ancient skeletal material has been found containing this d.n.a. we know that this happened during the last ice age so they were his horror for archeologists that humans could cross an ocean like the pacific during the last ice age after they regarded it as absolutely impossible. for graham and called after this break. the international memorial awards twenty nineteen are now open for entries the media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for alternative media or part of a global news conference to participate in published works and video. go to award dot com. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next about different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not or else you can think i was going to do. by t

south america for 500 years, since the early conquests, had been dominated by foreign owers. the south american countries themselves, the typical structure was a small, europeanized, mostly white, elite, extremely wealthy in a sea of misery and poverty. the elites were oriented toward the outside. they had their second homes in the riviera, they sent their money to zürich and so on. very little interaction between the south american countries. the south american countries were the most religious students of the neoliberal policies, structural adjustment policies of the world bank and the imf and the treasury department, and they were the ones that suffered most, naturally. but in the past 10 or 15 years they pulled out of this for the first time. it is a major change in world affairs. south america used to be regarded here as our backyard, they did whatever we told them and we didn't pay any attention to them. now south america is out of control. ook at the hemispheric conferences. the united states is isolated. the primary reason why obama made some steps toward normalizing r

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democratically elected leaders, and if we can get venezuela to go right, we can make sure that south america, central america, has the next 20 or 30 years with a directly elected in a free market. that will benefit not only those people, but that can benefit the united states as well. host: do you think you will be asked if this year? have you seen any progress in that? ? sec. pompeo: i don't do -- lines host: do you think he will be ousted this year? have you seen any progress? sec. pompeo: i don't do timelines. i think we see leaders inside of maduro's in a circle trying to figure out what the golden ticket looks like, what does it look like if i leave. when i start asking those questions, surely one of them will decide that there are better times ahead not supporting that fogthug. host: are you satisfied with saudi arabia's handling of the death of jamal khashoggi? you said in february that you were still investigating the death. is that probe still ongoing? sec. pompeo: it is. host: do you think about it will ever be recovered? sec. pompeo: i don't know the answer to that. host: did the

common president reagan turned his focus to the resource rich countries of central and south america ntral america problems do directly affect the security and it will be. and central america is much closer to the united states than many of the trouble spots the concerns we knew. through. the system because for one hundred years two hundred years. three dollars. for every dollar the us has soared for the tremendous source oh then go for the. for forty years the united states received first choice on the ninety percent of nicaraguan exports in return the us government supported the dictatorship of the some most of the state the family used land confiscation and political repression to rule over the nicaraguan people. in one. hundred seventy nine the samosa was were driven out after a long war waged by the popular sandinista party led by daniel ortega. one thousand nine hundred two in an attempt to thwart president reagan's plans to overthrow the nicaraguan government the congress passed the boland amendment which prohibited u.s. military aid to the contras in one thousand nine hundred

democratically elected leaders, if we can get venezuela to be a wealthy nation again, we can make sure that south america, central america, has a next 2030r years that is democratic-led with free markets there. will be enormous economic growth that will benefit not only those country and the people in those countries, but the united states as well. bob: do you believe he will be out ofed this year? are you seeing -- ousted this year? are you seeing progress in that area? mr. pompeo: i don't do timelines. because you won't give me any credit when we beat it. bob: that's fair. what about on the ground? has there been progress made at least in that direction? mr. pompeo: yes. i think there is. i think we see leaders inside of maduro's inner circle now trying to figure out what the golden ticket looks like. what does it look like if i leave? i start asking those questions, surely some will decide there are better times ahead, not supporting that thug. bob: are you satisfied with saudi arabia's handling of the death of jamal khashoggi? you said in february that you were still investigating the death, is that

height of the cold war where there were leftist governments taking control in latin america and south americae americans that they'll be a toehold for the soviets and so they intervened in a number of countries in a variety of ways to move against the leftist government to support those who would support right—wing dictatorships actual fa ct, right—wing dictatorships actual fact, they were tacitly approving or accepted a coup attempt- came out and ca documents they came out he has bounced back in the hours but that's it backfired in the have history and states, but they have history and some members of the trump administration are conscious and careful of and they moved really to act when in opposition movement in venezuela came to the forefront with someone venezuela came to the forefront with someone they could be considered a credible leader and put their emphasis and support behind him very strongly and continue to point out to us that they are not going to support the opposition, more than 50 countries, including latin america and the european union do so as well. but they have consisten

>> more than likely, yes. >> reporter: the goal disrupt the route from south america to mexico before the cocaine gets to united states. those offshore transfers are up to 200 miles off the salvadoran coast. crew names are kept secret. a lieutenant who is 30 years old. >> the war on drugs was over when you became an adult. is there any way to say winning or losing, it's just an ongoing war? >> as far as what we're doing down here i really do feel like we're making a difference. even if it is a small difference, it does seem meaningful. >> reporter: five decades later the u.s. military still at war in the war on drugs. carrie sanders, nbc news. >>> what you need to know about when recall of precut melons with advil liqui-gels, you'll ask... what stiff joints? what bad back? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. ifor another 150 years. the fire going ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat

basically a lot of drugs come in from south america or mexico for any other country to see that they can funnel them in the throat and every time it's sold it stepped on or cut or it gets less and less and less powerful so by the time it gets to the street level and certain towns it's nowhere near as potent as it was when it was certainly you know just brought in the trafficking goes on all the time and there are so many different ways people putting it in there an s. and a condom putting it in that wooden figure that might be a souvenir you can cut it half hollowed out fill it with a baggie of cocaine or whatever and then seal it back up varnish it as a souvenir from wherever you went to people.

were moving troops of military intervention which nobody in south america wants.est for territorial gain, so why would they heed a warning now? >> well, what they should do, kenny rogers was a wise man, no one to hold them and know when to fool them, ignore the russians, 100 troops only, only so they can protect maduro on increasingly military. the regime has to fall, i wouldn't fall for the trap here. >> why is it a trap? >> well, because the only way the russians and maduro regime can survive if they change the dynamic, currently, you know, there's -- currently the -- maduro regime is hugely unpopular, all but a couple of countries are oppose today maduro regime, eventually has to give way f we have to intervene that changes public opinion and that would give russians and maduro a fighting chance. arthel: with that said, does there need to be a lot of bite behind what secretary pomp bow say, does he have to, which he didn't, he doesn't have to tell the consequences at this point, do you agree where the secretary of state? >> i don't think they -- i don't think t

reporter: south america's football governing body has launcheded a push to encourage teams to show morenterest in the women'ss game. but progress has been slow in argentina, according to this self-described football feminist. >> we have been playing since 1931, whihich iss w when men hat turneded profefessional. to put i i s simply, we have ben made invisible all this time, and people are only now realizing that. but the truth is that women's football is 100 years behind. reporter: given their struggles, just qualifying for the world cup was an achievement for argentina, and they are hopeful they can see success on the international stage. brbrent: after a shohort break l be back to t take you u throug"e day." tonight, the isis connection to sri lalanka. ♪ [captioning peperformed by the national captitioning institute, which is responsible for its caption cocontent and accuracyc. visit ncicap.org] twenty four i'm from twenty four dot com. this is walking to live in paris world news andnd analysis from france i i cast on marco and the are the headlines. july because morning it's dead in

south america broadly speaking is a commodities exporting region. it's different from mexico, which has a different profile particularly with reference to the united states with reference to its economy which is different from central america and the caribbean. you get a divergence there immediately. second you get a divergence in terms of economic sectors. if you're an exporter of soy from south america, you probably think pretty favorably of china's market. if you're a manufacturer in brazil, you probably think that china is a competitor. you see some nuance developing there. then you have a shift in politics and governance as well. so the relationship is not necessarily static. let me just name quickly a couple countries where we've seen dramatic changes from one government to the next. it's already come up. ecuad ecuador, for example, argentina, brazil and el salvador. a change in governance brings a different official approach to china. with those differences, let me come back to the question and say broadly speaking nonetheless, yes, i think gi

was the group see we will make south america great again a south america of independent states. what we do not want is socialism like in bolivia and like we had it for a long time in my country. so fun vestas seem to be quite happy with the new president and his pro-business reforms but much depends on the all important pension reform that both are now is struggling to get through congress he also faces popular opposition. border to commemorate the fifty fifth anniversary of a coup that installed a brutal military dictatorship in brazil sparked protests across the country. a series of political scandals has also tanishq the president's anti corruption image causing his popularity to plummet. in mabo synonomous government have the worst approval rating of any brazilian administration at this stage in office since brazil return to democracy three decades ago. astronomers are set to reveal what they're calling a ground breaking development relating to black holes the information will be presented at news conferences in six different cities around the globe all taking place at the s

the secretary of state is the first to greet the good neighbor from south america, who comes to strengthen friendship. president roosevelt personally introduces members of the united states cabinet to the ecuadorian chief executive. the ecuadorian president backs up his sympathy with the united nations with important coastal and island bases in the pacific, bases that guard the western approaches to the panama canal. ♪ united states troops occupying casablanca salute the governor of french morocco as he comes to meet the american commander, general patton. at the miramar hotel, headquarters of the western task force, general patton and french military leaders agree on terms of united states occupation, leave the hotel in complete accord. a so-called nazi pharmacist -- pharmacist commission that arrived two days before united states forces landed are rounded up. they take their exercise. [video clip] ♪ -- down the mediterranean, mirage balloons protect the french colonial harbor of algiers. but 16 hours after the americans landed, authorities agreed to the city's surrender. in the hotel st.

i want to look at where you think ecuador is going in the long term and where south america is going in the long term. it seems to some degree that there's a lot of good things you know there's greater integration in south america the standards of living have been increased the amount of influence that the united states and other countries outside latin american apply to it is also decreasing but where do you think it's going in ten years twenty years. in the link when you said the u.s. influence is steadily decreasing and as good a moment as why we have stated the latin america is changing from the washington consensus so the consensus without washington. maybe with us and for a consensus consensus we found washington exactly ok. if there were no and this is great as the policies dictated by the u.s. had nothing to do with our needs in latin america but were rather good to the interests of those countries they were cornered into interests in particular if you make an analysis of the economic policy you think modesty apart i know something about it or at times the policies could have

they would use and with the northern try a goal that builds corruption in their own system in south america through central america and how we continue to help them but not to be entirely wasted but that there arere good metrics and to help fix that and to step up and engage to make with the sod in syria a few weeks ago and it was pretty clear they will not return until the sod is gone and they are more concerned about a sod and isis. how do we help this in the days ahead? and with those diplomatic relationships to reestablish to manage what's going on and to have a sod not as the leader. to control just a fraction by which and that with the un resolution and then to be engaged in each and every day i don't remember if it was just before you were just after you in lebanon the avernment is struggling to educate these refugees but i heard the same thing we are not yet in a position where we can deliver that and not to have a clear path forward and then continuing to leave lean forward there was a concern and to focus on that. and how is the state engaging to bring stability? >> and to apply p

devil document in south america and in this too on we can see the target very dangerous for larry zation and an enemy pictures or what trouble just look also now are doing they try to dilute it to meet every leftwing attempt and they try to denounce socialism or communism as being. but in reality for sure isn't as in human and the way of new liberal copy the us and the fascist capitalism and brazil he says are the real threats towards human and not meant. to what is there a problem with the word it itself for example in germany the word socialist has no problem with it in the us though voters seem to recall from that particular label to think socialism's not really understood in the west. here s. that depends i think the scientists understand it political exists the socialists all understand it and trump as well i think he knows what socialism means but he's creating an enemy picture because for him and for let's say some part of the capitalist activist the left wing socialist movement which tries to pull anything but have an equal and only world today and then to dignity of man and into

if we can get venezuela, once a wealthy nation and they can be so again, that we can make sure south america , central america has a next 20 or 30 years as democratic led with free markets, in hopes economic growth will not only benefit the people in this country but the united states as well. >> do you believe he will be ousted this year? are using progress? >> i don't do timelines. >> okay. >> i don't do timelines because you will not give me any credit when we beat it. >> that's fair what about on the ground looks as if in made in that direction? >> yes, i absolutely think there is. i think we see leaders inside of the inner circle now configure what the golden ticket looks like. what does it look like if i leaked? what a questions, surely someone of them will decide the are better times ahead, not supporting that thug. >> are you satisfied with the saudi arabia's hanley of the death of jamal khashoggi? you said in february you were still investigating the death. is that probe still ongoing? >> it is. >> do you think the body will ever be recovered? >> i don't know the answer to that. >>